Ceva Logistics is developing a finished vehicle-handling terminal at the French port of Dunkirk, serving leading European carmakers at a time of tight capacity at European ports
Ceva’s proposed facility will include finished vehicle reception and storage areas, as well as loading and unloading areas for trains and trucks. Ceva said the addition of a rail spur at the site will enable faster turnaround times and its own fleet of trucks will be deployed to handle road deliveries and pickups.
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